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Let's say keep on track here . But yes i can do that :vsign:

Vamp: One cd got you that much stuck into Slipknot thats a quick precess or hook .

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Originally Posted by Sutiiven (Post 672471)

Let's say keep on track here . But yes i can do that :vsign:

Vamp: One cd got you that much stuck into Slipknot thats a quick precess or hook .

Well what can i say i loved the music.:gkitty:

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Originally Posted by Sutiiven (Post 672471)

Let's say keep on track here . But yes i can do that :vsign:

Vamp: One cd got you that much stuck into Slipknot thats a quick precess or hook .

Thanks alot

and surely Must keep on track

Well I didn't listen to much earlier Slipknot, is it heavier than more recent releases??

Yeah the older ones were great but it seems new songs get less metal sounding from the experimental stage

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Originally Posted by Sutiiven (Post 672478)

Yeah the older ones were great but it seems new songs get less metal sounding from the experimental stage

Hmm So I shall check out old Slipknot and compare to the new Slipknot, I generally like if bands experiment if i havnt been listening to them forever, or if there not experimental already.

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Originally Posted by Yuna7780 (Post 602396)

I know nothing about Slipknot other than my old friend used to say," Slipknot SUUUUCKS".

I don't know there music, so I can't say they suck.

You're old friends SUUUUUCK.
lawl.

Slipknot is what brought my dad and I together. I didn't know he liked them, but one day Duality came on the radio. and he was all "I love this song!" and I was all "OMG ME TOO". and yeah...>.> yeaaahhh

Atleast i think it was Duality...might have been psychosocial. but I can't remember o.o

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Originally Posted by Sutiiven (Post 672478)

Yeah the older ones were great but it seems new songs get less metal sounding from the experimental stage

Is "left behind full" one of the old songs it says that its from the album IOWA
I never went back that far with there music yet.:p

is there any new singles or albums coming out lately?

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Originally Posted by kyo_9 (Post 672970)

is there any new singles or albums coming out lately?

I heard about a tour that's going to happen this year. Something called all hope is gone or something like that.

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Originally Posted by VampireGirl1314 (Post 672427)

:rolleyes: *boring* okay i get the point even though i like the heavy metal and all i just didnt like Mettalica.
but when i first heard SlipKnot's music it was awesome its like something ive never heard because ive listened to a lot of music i mean have you heard Linkin Parks stuff its a lot like Escape The Fate's music and Simple Plan but SlipKnot you may not know if there music will live on after they die.

Sorry, but they wont. Unless they do some fantastic unique song, and not the usual ones, nobody is gonna remember them.

Linkin Park is not even heavy metal, why do you bring them in this discussion. They are a hybrid genre (rap+rock).

The heavy metal of Slipknot is not true heavy metal. It's the boring, commercial music they do to get paid more. They are mainstream, appear on MTV, Guitar Hero, just to get fans. Same tactic as Tokio Hotel. Nothing special in their music.

Look at Metallica. That's true Heavy Metal. Never went mainstream, GREAT SOLOS (something heavy metal is notable of, and surprisingly Slipknot lacks solos), great instrumental songs and great live performance (they are one of the greatest live heavy metal bands ever, probably the best).

Legend Icons (Metallica) vs Mainstream temporary catchy band (Slipknot)

There's a huge line between them. Sorry, but hating Metallica, loving Slipknot and THEN claiming to love Heavy Metal is plain ridiculous.

AGAIN, it's not a matter of opinion, if you like Heavy Metal, you like Metallica, they are the main reason this genre came to our generation.